Andy, would you say that you're working bad or badly working?

I wouldn't know. I wouldn't say either of those things. Play with me. Play with me in the space.

I don't think either of those things mean anything. Working bad or badly working. You can be

working bad. You said, are you working bad or are you a working bad? Yeah, okay. Okay,

badly working, I guess means you're sort of working intermittently and spending most of your time

drinking and corousing and seducing people. So in that sense, yeah, very much. I am badly working,

yes. Fantastic. Anyway, welcome to the Oxford D&D podcast. It's a D&D podcast where we listen

to old episodes of Oxford adventure, dungeons and dragons and talk about them. Sure is. It's a

critical hit to your brain because the new tagline working, badly working, is apparently not a hit

with my focus group of Andy Vand. Of one, me. Yeah. I'm trying to think of more like

bard catchphrases. What about just like your bard? You are bard. Your bard. You are bard.

Yeah, it might turn people away from our podcast though, I feel. True. It's a bard knock life

for us. Yes, bard knock. Okay. The issue here is going to be that bard rhymes with a lot of

words, especially the word hard. And we could be here a while. And what I really wanted to talk

about was battle for bard con part one, which is going to be the episode of Oxford D&D. We're

listening to you today. I am prudence. I played the tiefling warlock. Did I say I'm prudence?

You said your prudence. Yeah, this is it. It's singularity. I'm really reached it.

The cat, the lion's a pledge. This is it folks. The big reveal. I have it prudence and she fully

inhabits me. I'm prudence, the tiefling warlock. Stop messing around here people. Stop playing.

And I'm still enough of Andy left. I still feel confident calling myself Andy, but I do play

Corazon. Okay, good one. Sloppy introduction. Well done, us. How are you? It's been a long week,

hasn't it? It's casual. Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. Tell me about your long week.

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